About
Sasang Museum of Everyday Life introduces Sasang, the former hub of Busan’s modern economy, and its life history, as well as helps residents continue active communication.
With the Sasang area’s long, joint history with the Nakdonggang River, the museum’s permanent exhibition hall reveals not only Sasang’s past and its dark period but also the improvement of environmental pollution in the industrial complex.
Munhwa Madangteo (Culture Zone) and Damsobang (Communication Zone) offer special lectures and cultural events, along with old Korean games like the slap-match game and the “flying rubber shoes” game.
Visitor information
- Opening hours
- 09:00-18:00, Everyday
- Closed
- It is closed on Mondays, January 1st, Korean New Year, and Chuseok
*If Monday is a public holiday, it is closed the next day.
- Admission
- Free
- Getting there
- Walk for 8 min from Exit 1 of Deokpo Station on Busan Metro Line 2
Get off Bus 123 or 126 at Samnak Eco Park and walk for 6 min
Parking : Sasang Museum of Everyday Life Parking Lot
- Facilities
- Braille signs (entrance); elevator available
- Phone
- 051-310-5136~8